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I have skimmed it but will give it a more thorough read. While I appreciate Spengler (I understand Yockey has a spenglerian approach) I don't know how illuminating he is for our time. There is a failure to explain what makes cultures/civilizations tick (wh... 1w ago (collapse hidden) 5 5 retry

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We see it already with today's tech companies, to an extent: the US government shuts down nuclear power plants while GOOGL and MSFT plan on building their own nuclear power plants, facilitating their respective AGI plans. ... 1w ago (collapse hidden) 3 3 retry

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Thank you for the breath of fresh air. I wholly agree that status is not the most important factor. The economic arguments seem completely unconvincing as it doesn't explain how in terms of "leisure time, space, and childcare help" the average person was m... 1mo ago (collapse hidden) 9 9 retry

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Lol that's not a argument. I'm invested in our best efforts to understand all the relevant bits of reality, and you narrative doesn't contribute to that. 2mo ago (collapse hidden) 7 7 retry

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Yes it was. ... 2mo ago (collapse hidden) 9 9 retry

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There would also be a complicated quasi-religious system put in place. He is against feudal superstitions, and imagines instead a system of belief based on aesthetics. He calls for the construction of temples devoted to the cultivation and worship of aesth... 11mo ago (collapse hidden) 5 5 2 2 retry

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The ultimate core of a industrial nation is a group of ultranationalistic radicals who are able to coordinate the nation's industrial capacity. Everything else is secondary. 12mo ago (collapse hidden) 2 2 retry

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Relevant to the discussion at >>1804. ... 13mo ago (collapse hidden) 2 2 retry

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I think there is a tendency in parts of the dissident right to look for some "outside" source to blame for woke ideas, and I often wondered whether or not they are correct. But the discussion of the ideology of the Round Table group made it clear to me tha... 13mo ago (collapse hidden) 2 2 retry

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There are a few guess for the time of the composition, possibly after the poet was discharged from his duties by the emperor in 744. It would match the mood. I like this version in Taiwanese Hokkien: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nuUz0NZJtg. ... 13mo ago (collapse hidden) 2 2 retry

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There are two kinds of democracy that need to be refuted: most urgently of course this lie that western regimes are or even are supposed to be democratic. Lies everywhere must be destroyed, and you are correct that we live under administrative oligarchy le... 14mo ago (collapse hidden) 6 6 retry

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Agreed, for us the question is probably to develop a fine-grained perspective on these different kinds of power and how to apply the perspective to our needs. ... 14mo ago (collapse hidden) 2 2 retry

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I wanted to select OP's refinement of the prompt for the newcomers. My interpretation of this prompt is that we want to determine what is important to us, and I think that would start with understanding what the ideological foundations of our current regim... 14mo ago (collapse hidden) 7 7 retry

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